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Lorenzo Bertelli: The Prince of Prada Prepares to Take the Wheel
The 35 year-old former racecar driver — son of designer Miuccia Prada and chairman Patrizio Bertelli — is restructuring the Milanese group from the inside out. ‘Everything’s changing so that everything can stay the same,’ said the BoF 500 cover star about readying Prada for its next chapter.
Lorenzo Bertelli: The Prince of Prada Prepares to Take the Wheel
The 35 year-old former racecar driver — son of designer Miuccia Prada and chairman Patrizio Bertelli — is restructuring the Milanese group from the inside out. ‘Everything’s changing so that everything can stay the same,’ said the BoF 500 cover star about readying Prada for its next chapter.
Where Are the Fashion Auteurs?
Simplicity was everywhere in Milan this season. More rare was a sense of personal fashion authorship, writes Angelo Flaccavento.
Where Are the Fashion Auteurs?
Simplicity was everywhere in Milan this season. More rare was a sense of personal fashion authorship, writes Angelo Flaccavento.
The Miuccia-ness of Prada, the Gucci-ness of Tom Ford
Brand DNA is marketing speak until it isn’t, as the latest Prada and Tom Ford collections proved.
The Miuccia-ness of Prada, the Gucci-ness of Tom Ford
Brand DNA is marketing speak until it isn’t, as the latest Prada and Tom Ford collections proved.
Prada Names New Chief People Officer Rosa Santamaria, Completing Executive Recast
Prada Group has revamped its executive ranks as it seeks to fuel growth and ease the transition to the next generation.
Prada Names New Chief People Officer Rosa Santamaria, Completing Executive Recast
Prada Group has revamped its executive ranks as it seeks to fuel growth and ease the transition to the next generation.
Prada’s Design Director to Step Back from Company
Fabio Zambernardi, Miuccia Prada’s right-hand at Prada and Miu Miu since the 1990s, is preparing to exit the Milanese fashion group at year end, sources said.
Prada’s Design Director to Step Back from Company
Fabio Zambernardi, Miuccia Prada’s right-hand at Prada and Miu Miu since the 1990s, is preparing to exit the Milanese fashion group at year end, sources said.
Luxury Slowdown? Not So Fast
Momentum in China and tourist spend in Europe enabled the sector to continue growing in Q2, while Kering’s surprise acquisition of a 30 percent stake in Valentino suggests there is more consolidation to come, writes Imran Amed.
Luxury Slowdown? Not So Fast
Momentum in China and tourist spend in Europe enabled the sector to continue growing in Q2, while Kering’s surprise acquisition of a 30 percent stake in Valentino suggests there is more consolidation to come, writes Imran Amed.
Soaring Miu Miu Sales Boost Prada Group
Miu Miu's first-half revenues jumped 50 percent year on year as runway relevance translated into sales. The group’s flagship Prada brand grew 18 percent.
Soaring Miu Miu Sales Boost Prada Group
Miu Miu's first-half revenues jumped 50 percent year on year as runway relevance translated into sales. The group’s flagship Prada brand grew 18 percent.
Italian Fashion Groups Set Aside Rivalries to Preserve ‘Made in Italy’
Prada, Zegna and others have started teaming up to protect their supply chains, showing a new spirit of collaboration.
Italian Fashion Groups Set Aside Rivalries to Preserve ‘Made in Italy’
Prada, Zegna and others have started teaming up to protect their supply chains, showing a new spirit of collaboration.
Prada’s Path to Retail Performance
Luca Solca examines Prada Group CEO Andrea Guerra’s push to double retail space productivity at its flagship brand.
Prada’s Path to Retail Performance
Luca Solca examines Prada Group CEO Andrea Guerra’s push to double retail space productivity at its flagship brand.
Hong Kong’s Biggest Mall Amps Up Luxury Appeal to Compete for Shoppers
The long lines of customers outside Chanel and Louis Vuitton stores on Hong Kong’s Canton Road are finally back, and the city’s biggest mall operator is trying to get them to spend like before.
Hong Kong’s Biggest Mall Amps Up Luxury Appeal to Compete for Shoppers
The long lines of customers outside Chanel and Louis Vuitton stores on Hong Kong’s Canton Road are finally back, and the city’s biggest mall operator is trying to get them to spend like before.